Yashoda, the best among —

since that gyānam (knowledge) is unlimited in its pure form, pervading in all directions —

ī will not speak to anyone other than ṣrīvaishṇavas (who are servitors of emperumān) —

tossing him high, by emperumān himself —

for those having nature of liking you thinking about you, it (my doing this) would be a blemish/lowly, is what the righteous ones would say; in this, it can also be said that due to inability to bear the experience, they would be weak at all times. —

āchāryan, —

not having anyone superior —

and today ī have become eminent. —

will blossom only after looking at sun, who is at a high place —

 Constructed using rocks, and surrounded by big towering walls, —

having as great flag (highlighting emperumān-s greatness) —

tall —

uplifting (by bestowing knowledge etc) —

rising —

the way to uplift —

agitating by rising and falling —

doing only such reviving (ujjeevanam) for them, —

born great [some portion missing here in the original text]. —

 high in tone —

 very tall —